Jojoba Oil CAS: 61789-91-1 Content 99% Cosmetic Essential Oil

Jojoba Oil is a natural vegetable oil extracted from the seeds of the simmondsia chinensis plant (Simmondsia spp.), a member of the Simmondsia spp. family, through a cold-pressed, virgin process. (Although often referred to as "oil," it's actually a liquid wax ester with a structure similar to human sebum.) Its refreshing texture and excellent stability combine benefits for skincare, haircare, and cleansing. It's widely used in daily chemical applications, beauty products, and wellness, making it a popular natural oil for its adaptability and practicality.

Jojoba oil's core ingredient is a unique liquid wax ester, combined with a small number of functional ingredients to create a nutritional system that is highly compatible with human sebum:
Core Ingredient: Liquid Wax Esters
Comprising over 95% of the oil, these esters are primarily composed of fatty acids and fatty alcohols. Their structure is nearly identical to the wax esters secreted by human sebaceous glands, allowing them to quickly integrate into the skin barrier and lock in moisture.
Wax esters are stable and resistant to oxidation and deterioration. Compared to ordinary plant oils, they have a longer shelf life and are suitable for a variety of product formulations.
Supporting Functional Ingredients
Vitamins: Contains vitamin E (antioxidant) and B vitamins to help protect skin cells and maintain skin metabolism.
Minerals and Phytosterols: Contains trace elements such as zinc, copper, and selenium, as well as sitosterol and stigmasterol. They have anti-inflammatory and soothing properties and can help repair a damaged skin barrier.

• Daily Chemicals and Skincare
  Basic Skincare: Added as a core base oil to creams, lotions, serums, toners, hand creams, and other products, it focuses on moisturizing and barrier repair, suitable for all skin types.
  Makeup and Makeup Removers: Used in makeup products like lipstick and foundation to enhance moisturization and adherence. As a core ingredient in makeup removers/creams, it gently dissolves makeup and impurities without damaging the skin barrier.
  Topical Treatments: Can be applied directly to delicate areas like the eye area and lips to alleviate dryness and fine lines. Can also be used to improve acne scars and minor scars (with long-term use).

• Haircare: Added to shampoos, hair masks, conditioners, and hair oils, it is formulated to repair dry, damaged, and color-treated hair, while also improving dry scalp conditions.
  DIY Haircare: Apply directly to hair from mid-length to ends, or mix with other essential oils to create a hair mask for deep at-home repair, especially for frizzy and split ends.

• Aromatherapy and Wellness
  Essential Oil Carrier: One of the most commonly used carrier oils in aromatherapy, it can dilute single essential oils such as lavender, rose, and peppermint, reducing irritation while promoting absorption and making it suitable for full-body massage.
  Body Care: Used in body massage oils and touch-up oils (suitable for gentle infant care), it relieves fatigue while nourishing the skin and maintaining its softness.
• Other Industries
  Pet Care: Used in pet fur care products, it moisturizes pets' fur, improves dry skin, and reduces hair loss, while being gentle and non-irritating to pets.
  Industrial Raw Materials: Used in the production of natural soaps, lipsticks, and lip balms, enhancing product quality through its stability and moisturizing properties.

1. Highly adaptable texture: The light, non-sticky texture flows easily into skin and hair, leaving no residue. It meets the moisturizing needs of dry skin and is also suitable for daily care of oily and combination skin to prevent acne.

2. Comprehensive skincare and haircare benefits
   Hydrating and hydrating: The wax ester structure forms a breathable protective barrier on the skin's surface, firmly locking in moisture, reducing dryness and roughness, and maintaining hydration.
   Barrier repair: Similar to the structure of human sebum, it quickly fills gaps in damaged hair barrier, alleviating redness, dryness, and itchiness, making it particularly suitable for sensitive skin with damaged hair barrier.
   Hair care and repair: It penetrates the hair cuticle to replenish nutrients, repair damaged hair, reduce frizz and split ends, and enhance hair's shine and smoothness.

3. Raw materials are scarce and quality premium is high: Patchouli is mainly grown in tropical and subtropical regions (Guangdong, Hainan, Indonesia, etc. are high-quality production areas in my country). The raw materials depend on specific climate environments, and the essential oil needs to be aged after extraction (the aroma is more mellow after aging). Combined with mature extraction technology, high-quality patchouli oil has significant high-end market competitiveness.